Development of knowledge management curricula in universities
Michael J.D. Sutton: Examination of the historical sensemaking processes representing the development of knowledge management curricula in universities: Case studies associated with an emergent discipline. Montreal: McGill University (School of Information Studies, Dissertation), 2007. 435 pages
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- Michael J.D. Sutton: Examination of the Historical Sensemaking Processes Representing the Development of Knowledge Management Programs in Universities. A doctoral dissertation by Michael JD Sutton. Reading: Academic Conferences International, 2013 ISBN: 978-1-909507-48-7
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